Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 115William Blackwood, 1874 |
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... leave this country a year sooner and to join some friends of my early days , whom I love very much , and in whose society I would like to spend the period which may yet remain to me to live between the camp and the grave . " 66 Touching ...
... leave this country a year sooner and to join some friends of my early days , whom I love very much , and in whose society I would like to spend the period which may yet remain to me to live between the camp and the grave . " 66 Touching ...
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... leave fortune to arrange them . In the curious resetting of all the gems , that talisman of diplo- macy , Ripon of Washington , had no place found for him ; but the others all showed again with altered fram- ings . This " changing ...
... leave fortune to arrange them . In the curious resetting of all the gems , that talisman of diplo- macy , Ripon of Washington , had no place found for him ; but the others all showed again with altered fram- ings . This " changing ...
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... leave meta- phors , man , and give me facts- that's all I want . " " Then they got to knocking on the door , my lord - not using the knocker like people as knows . I ain't superstitious , though I've heard tales enough to make your hair ...
... leave meta- phors , man , and give me facts- that's all I want . " " Then they got to knocking on the door , my lord - not using the knocker like people as knows . I ain't superstitious , though I've heard tales enough to make your hair ...
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... leave any per- manent impression on his mind . That they were his children was all that could be said ; and in Richard's mind , as time went on and he be- gan to regard his misfortunes with a kind of hopeless apathy , they had come to ...
... leave any per- manent impression on his mind . That they were his children was all that could be said ; and in Richard's mind , as time went on and he be- gan to regard his misfortunes with a kind of hopeless apathy , they had come to ...
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... leave from her pa- rents to start for St Petersburg on foot . She believed that she could thus obtain the pardon of a father who had been for sixteen years a Siberian exile . After innumerable dangers , and after an exposure to cold at ...
... leave from her pa- rents to start for St Petersburg on foot . She believed that she could thus obtain the pardon of a father who had been for sixteen years a Siberian exile . After innumerable dangers , and after an exposure to cold at ...
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